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The fbi finds this out in a background check. so rob porter does not get a security clearance. does the white house chief of staff then get told? can he ask the fbi what's the problem with my guy's security clearance, is and do they tell him, we've got this, this and this? >> they probably should. and given how long he's been without a regular clearance. it's the kind of thing that the white house chief of staff should say what's going on here? is this something we can clear up? is this something that's a real problem? as the employer he should want to know if he has a security vulnerability. ...

You have on one end people saying the going dark problem. meaning you can't get access even if you are law enforcement and a court order to this information is getting worse. that's true. the technology is getting better and encryption is getting stronger and the applications, its uses and its proliferation is increasing. so that makes the law enforcement problem of going dark, the bad guys being able to hide their information a bigger problem over time not a smaller one but the tech companies saying we can't create back doors for what would be an enormous security vulnerability. even if apple...

Wants to move past it, but there's a natural security vulnerability here that a lot of republican national security lawmakers are focusing on. that we need a two-pronged response. one of deterrence and one of resilience. if you don't punish the russians they won't be deterred from doing it again and if we don't bolster our own systems, anyone can do it in 2018 or beyond. those two things aren't happening and something that concerns republicans and democrats a s alike. >> the president saying two things, josh, move on, same time wshg with russia on cyber security? >> right. an example for this....

Immigration at the southern border has overwhelmed agencies and resources and created a security vulnerability to the united states. that is the key, a national security vulnerability. as you point out they are talking about a lot of things they have gotten done. lots about job creation. they have done that saving taxpayer money. remember the f-35 fracas? trying to get the prices down a little bit, less government, fewer regulations and restoring public safety. as always the case the white house counsel's office look at the new policy ideas and make tweaks as they roll them out, and so far no ...

Place. you know, with the samsung galaxy tablet when people had concerns about batteries and lithium batteries we saw restrictions put on those as well. so does this now widen the discussion into something beyond just airport security into as you were saying an issue of should we allow guns at the airport, or does this expose this incident does it expose a security vulnerability that we now have to address but can still live with? >> yeah, it certainly highlights a vulnerability. i think it's a vulnerability that's been in place which is the soft side of the airport, which i think a lot of ind...